Chris Brown and Originals To Launch “Bussin” Strain Under OHB Farms Brand

Introduction: A Genuine Partnership in Cannabis

Chris Brown and Originals have teamed up to introduce a new cannabis strain, “Bussin,” under the OHB Farms brand. This collaboration aims to deliver an authentic cannabis experience, setting it apart in a market often skeptical of celebrity-endorsed products.

Bussin artwork

The Backstory: Quality Meets Expertise

Shaggy Brown, the renowned cannabis supplier to the stars and the force behind Shaggy Snacks, facilitated this partnership. The collaboration has been in the works since Chris first visited Originals’ cultivation facilities.

A meeting at the Originals with Chris Brown & Shaggy

We first posted about Chris touring the Originals grow on September 11, 2021, highlighting the thoughtful planning that has gone into this venture.

Originals: A Commitment to Excellence

Originals is not just another cannabis company; it’s a family-owned business with a cultivation team that has a century’s worth of combined experience. With dispensaries in Los Angeles and San Diego, Originals is a significant player in California’s cannabis landscape.

Chris Brown and Cannabis: A Trailblazer in the Industry

Chris Brown has a genuine affinity for cannabis, as evidenced by his previous work in the music industry. His 2015 hit “Bitches N Marijuana” was more than a song; it was a statement of his lifestyle.

Moreover, the music video for the song gave national exposure to cannabis brands like Caviar Gold and Kandypens, showcasing Chris’s authentic connection to the cannabis world.

Why “Bussin” Stands Out: Quality and Authenticity

The “Bussin” strain promises to deliver on both quality and authenticity. With Shaggy Brown’s expertise and Originals’ top-notch cultivation practices, this strain, under the OHB Farms brand, is set to be a hit.

Bussin

Conclusion: A Collaboration Worth Waiting For

As we anticipate the launch of “Bussin,” it’s clear that this is not just another celebrity endorsement. It’s a partnership that promises quality and authenticity, something that the cannabis market desperately needs. The only remaining question is the price point, which many hope will be consumer-friendly in this competitive market.